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Literary Hubby Natalie Zutter1 Sept 2026
Antiuniverses, Deepfakes, and Clone Children: September’s Best Sci-Fi and Fantasy Books New Reads from Scott Hawkins, Micaiah Johnson, Premee Mohamed, and More September is my birthday month, so...
Literary Hubby Rebecca Morgan Frank1 Sept 2026
Motherships, Haunted Mirrors, and Heritances: September Poetry Releases Rebecca Morgan Frank Recommends Kathy Fagan, Leslie McIntosh, Emily Skaja, and More Readers, this month in publishing is...
ScienceDaily1 Sept 2026
One of Earth’s driest places was just covered in snow - Date: - September 1, 2026 - Source: - NASA Earth Observatory - Summary: - Rare storms covered huge stretches of Chile’s Atacama Desert in...
NBC Newsby Rohan Nadkarni1 Sept 2026
Colin Kaepernick still puts in a workout at 4:30 a.m. most days. His football life may be long over, but his life’s work is not.
Inside Climate Newsby Story and photos by Katie Surma1 Sept 2026
PUYO, Ecuador—People fighting oil wells, mines and other threats to their homelands did not come to this Amazonian city to lobby politicians at an environmental conference hosted by governments.
FOX Newsby Hugh Hewitt1 Sept 2026
1967’s "Summer of Love" kicked off the American habit of defining a summer season with a phrase. Some phrases stick. Some do not. 1968’s "Summer of Rage" tagline stuck.
Open Cultureby Colin Marshall1 Sept 2026
If you have an iPhone, try pushing its side button three times in a row. Just like magic, the screen should turn from color into black-and-white, or rather grayscale.
CBS Newsby Neal Riley1 Sept 2026
Massachusetts is holding its 2026 primary election on Tuesday, with the ballot featuring a U.S. Senate contest between Democrats Ed Markey and Seth Moulton, as well as other key races.
FOX Newsby Bernie Sanders1 Sept 2026
Very few people disagree. Artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics will profoundly impact the lives of every man, woman and child in our country.
3 Quarks Dailyby Marianne Janack1 Sept 2026
by Marianne Janack When I ask people if they actually read all the things that they were assigned to read during their college education, they all tell me that they didn’t.
MIT Technology Reviewby Casey Crownhart1 Sept 2026
Fertilizer is crucial for the global food supply, but making it uses a lot of energy and produces a lot of emissions. Some companies hope microbes can help.
FOX Newsby E J Antoni1 Sept 2026
Listening to most of the media and Canada’s prime minister, you’d think the U.S. and its northern neighbor were in a full-blown trade war after new tariffs were announced days ago.
Inside Climate Newsby By Peter Aldhous1 Sept 2026
By its own account, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is doing a fantastic job. In a March report on its performance in the last fiscal year, the agency boasted that it had concluded 2,127...
Semaforby Burgess Everett1 Sept 2026
The News Republicans are counting on President Donald Trump’s cavalry to carry Ken Paxton to victory — but it hasn’t come yet. Ultimately, the GOP expects MAGA Inc.
Literary Hubby Julia Hass1 Sept 2026
Marlon James, Chloe Benjamin, Emily Wilson, and more: 21 new books out today! September 1st marks, emotionally at least, the beginning of fall.
Gristby Joseph Winters1 Sept 2026
This fall, 54 million K-12 students are headed back to the classroom for another year of lessons in all the classic subjects: math, English, history, biology.
Gristby Joseph Winters1 Sept 2026
This fall, 54 million K-12 students are headed back to the classroom for another year of lessons in all the classic subjects: math, English, history, biology.
Literary Hubby Lit Hub Excerpts1 Sept 2026
When she got home, Damaris was as happy to see the dog as the dog was to see her, and she petted her for a long time, only stopping when she looked down at her hands and saw they were covered in...
War on the Rocksby Greg Search1 Sept 2026
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Open Cultureby OC1 Sept 2026
“None of us has really the ability to understand our path until it’s over,” the celebrated graphic designer Milton Glaser mused less than a minute into the above video.
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